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The best book
| Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy, if you like comedies. Hillarious but also has more than enough substance to not just rely upon the comedy to stay interesting.
| The Book on the Taboo Against Knowing Who You Are by Alan Watts is pretty great.
| Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchet.
| Seth Grahame-Smith's The Last American Vampire is just a history fanfic with vampires, featuring cool historical figures like Tesla, Rasputin, Abraham Lincoln. It's fun.
| The Rings Of Saturn by W G Sebald
| Heart of Darkness was an ok read, but from a technical standpoint it's a fucking masterpiece. The Godfather is dope too.
| Mao's Little Red Book by Daddy
| Nineteen Eighty-Four
by George Orwell
Strongly recommend
| 1488
| Beyond Good and Evil by Friedrich Nietzsche (If you don't mind reading non-fiction)
| Stiller by Max Frisch is alright
| The Stars My Destination, Bester. Proto-cyberpunk and an epic of 60s sci fi.
| Death of a Salesman, the play.
| Definitely Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson. Top tier cyberpunk, with an amazingly dry sense of humor.
| Spin by Robert Charles Wilson
| Mein Kampf by yah big boi, jew lord, Rudolf Hitman.
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| Tell me the best books you have ever read. I am trying to find something that will be interesting enough for me to read more than 50 pages.
Describe your thoughts on suggested books also.